With 5 Years at the Dallas Symphony, Kim Noltemy Sees the Orchestra’s Future Everywhere
“Boss lady” might be a tired term, but it truly applies to the Dallas Symphony Orchestra’s president Kim Noltemy.
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Where To Catch Fireworks and Celebrate the Fourth of July in Dallas
It’s fun to celebrate independence, honor our forefathers and toast that illustrious document stating that “all men are created equal” – of course, some more equal than others – but we are really are gathering together this Independence Day to indulge our pyromania and (probably permanently) damage our livers.
The Dash Ensemble Brings a Little New York to Dallas
A new Dallas dance troupe has a lot of New York moves.
The New Band Smothered Is Denton AF
The new band Smothered is DIY, LGBTQ-friendly, so Denton and so good.
El Cucuy Will Take Over Music Venue Killer’s Tacos in Denton
One of the coolest spots in Denton is closing, but not to worry; it will still have tacos and music.
Garland Camera Keeps It Old School
Since 1962, this old-school gem has been a must-stop shop for photography enthusiasts.
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Dallas Drag Kings Say the Drag Ban Looms Over Them Too
Dallas has an increasing number of drag performers who identify as female and perform as men. A pride event celebrates these drag kings.
Jess Garland’s Luminescence Sheds Light on Racial Inequity With a Laser Harp Show
Jess Garland will play a high-tech classical show to shine a light on racial inequity.
Nonprofit Hear Fort Worth Is Working To Make Cowtown a Bigger Musical Stage
Fort Worth has a hot export: musicians. Hear Fort Worth, a program under the Visit Fort Worth umbrella, hopes to make Cowtown a music mecca. And its strategy is simple: build the infrastructure for a music scene to thrive, then let those musicians be the city’s ambassadors. This transition isn’t…
10 Writers Strike Signs That AI Couldn’t Write
Could AI have written an iconic TV line like, “These gays, they’re trying to kill me”? Here are our favorite signs from the writers strike.
From Goat Yoga to Galas, the 10 Best Mother’s Day Events in DFW
Show your Mom you value the sacrifices she made for you by actually taking her out this Mother’s Day
Where Do Newer Acts Fit Into SXSW Today?
We talked to Dallas musicians about whether SXSW is worth playing anymore.
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A North Texas Dance Company Imagines a DFW That Uplifts Dancers
Agora Artists cedes the dance floor to actual dancers.
After Shingle Mountain, the Community Is Still Cleaning Up the City’s Mess
Residents of a southeast Dallas neighborhood lived with a 100-foot mountain of shingles that they were trying to get rid of for years. They’re still sort of cleaning up the city’s mess.
Equal Pay Day For All Women Was Not on March 14, Especially for Working Single Mothers
Women working full-time make about 83 cents for every dollar a man is paid, but the gap grows wider for single mothers and varies widely from place to place.
10 Texas Music Museums Worth the Stop on Your Next Road Trip
The Lone Star State actually produced plenty of stars in the world of music, and there are museums all over the state dedicated to educating visitors on Texas’ greatest artists.
Robert Ellis Wants To Put You To Sleep With His Music
Robert Ellis has a collection of lullabies ready to go, so ditch the Ambien.
The Writer’s Garret in Oak Cliff Hosts Its First Ever Literary Festival
Literary arts events can sound gatekept, snobbish and, to some, boring. But The Writer’s Garret plans to challenge this narrative with its five-day literary festival Dallas Is Lit!
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How To Correctly Mispronounce the Name of Texas Towns
It’s like John Travolta came up for the official pronunciation of Texas towns. Here’s a handy guide so you can keep track.
For Dallas Band Little Image, It’s All About the Big Picture
For a band called “little image” this Dallas band sure likes making a visual statement.
Live Your Best Goth Life at a Dallas Cemetery With a Fundraising Picnic and Show
It’s a party at the cemetery, for a good cause. Oakland Cemetery will be hosting its annual picnic and fundraiser with live music a silent auction and tour, among other things.
A New Dallas Doc Fills in the Blanks on the Spectacular Story of Jimmie and Stevie Ray Vaughan
Oak Cliff guitar gods Jimmie and Stevie Ray Vaughan are the subjects of a new Dallas-made documentary examining their lives and careers.